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Developing Apama Applications in Java
Developing Apama® Applications in Java provides information and instructions for using Apama’s in-process API for Java, called JMon, to write applications that run on the event correlator. To develop an Apama application you can use the correlator’s native Event Processing Language (EPL), which is the new name for MonitorScript, or JMon, or Apama’s Event Modeler. This document focuses exclusively on how to use JMon to write an application that runs on the correlator.
Note: Within the product, both EPL and MonitorScript are used and should be treated as synonymous.
JMon reference documentation is provided in Javadoc format.
The information in this book is organized as follows:
*Overview of Apama JMon Applications introduces the main JMon constructs of event types, monitors, and listeners, and describes the flow of control.
*Defining Event Expressions discusses how to specify the events that you want to trigger some action.
*Concept of Time in the Correlator provides information about how the correlator maintains the current time. An understanding of this is vital to a successful Apama application.
*Developing and Deploying JMon Applications provides instructions for building, testing, and deploying JMon applications.
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